Corning rest areaJune 16, 2008 00:13
Aren’t our rest areas pretty? This was one we’d never visited before because it was just after our usual overnight at Corning. But we pulled in anyway. Once you get out of the cities, the rest areas are roughly every 30 miles, meaning you seldom have to drive more than 30 minutes if you need [...]
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Aren’t our rest areas pretty? This was one we’d never visited before because it was just after our usual overnight at Corning. But we pulled in anyway. Once you get out of the cities, the rest areas are roughly every 30 miles, meaning you seldom have to drive more than 30 minutes if you need to pull over and snore for a while.
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6 Comments on "Corning rest area"
2. Ling (31 comments.) | June 16, 2008
Really neat. Looks like a well maintained golf course.
3. Beckerbuns (1 comments.) | June 16, 2008
If I’m not mistaken, there is a geocache there. Or at least there once was.
4. Linda R. Moore | June 18, 2008
BR: Yup! They really help on those long-haul journeys.
5. Linda R. Moore | June 18, 2008
Ling: so they do. Hee! Maybe I should hunt for golf balls. ;)
6. Linda R. Moore | June 18, 2008
I almost always forget to check. I’ll be going that way again in the not too distant future, so I’ll have to look then. :)
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1. beautyredefined (28 comments.) | June 16, 2008
Your rest areas are pretty! So much green!